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Foreign currency hedge accounting: multi‐currency versus functional currency accounting

Managerial Auditing Journal, 2000
Auditors nowadays must be aggressive and involved in risk assessment and analysis. This paper identifies, analyzes, and recommends a solution to a current problem in accounting for foreign‐currency hedges. This is accomplished by an examination of the Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) Statement of Financial Accounting Standards (SFAS) No. 133,
Orapin Duangploy, Dahli Helmi
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The Currency Composition of Sovereign Debt

American Economic Journal: Macroeconomics, 2019
We study the currency composition of sovereign debt in emerging economies through the lens of a model in which the government lacks commitment regarding debt and monetary policy.
D. Perez, Pablo Ottonello
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Strong Currency and Weak Currency

Journal of the Japanese and International Economies, 1998
Abstract This paper presents a two-country model in which two currencies compete with each other. There exists an equilibrium in which the two currencies with different rates of inflation circulate as media of exchange despite neither currency being required to be used for transactions. Taxes payable in local currency and asymmetric injection of fiat
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Currency Flows and Currency Crises

CESifo Economic Studies, 2017
According to the most common understanding, currency crises are always and everywhere a monetary phenomenon. Based on a formal theoretical model and ample empirical evidence, this article argues instead that currency crises are always and everywhere about external imbalances.
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Two-Currency, Three-Currency and Multi-Currency Arbitrage

2003
Arbitrage is generally defined as capitalising on a discrepancy in quoted prices, triggered by the violation of an equilibrium (pricing) condition. It is often the case that arbitrage is portrayed to be a riskless operation, in the sense that all of the decision variables are known when the decision is made, but the process invariably involves risk ...
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A Closed-Form Solution for Options with Stochastic Volatility with Applications to Bond and Currency Options

, 1993
Steven Heston
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Currency Substitution and Currency Crises

Journal of Economics and Management, 2007
This paper investigates the relationship between the collapse timing of exchange rate regime and degree of substitutability of foreign currency for domestic currency as a medium of exchange. According to the spirit of Chen et al. (1981), Tsaur (1987), Chang et al.
Yu-Fong Sun, Tien-Wang Tsaur
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Currency Consolidation and Currency Unions

2011
In outlining the ‘tripolar’ options for exchange rate regimes in Chapter 3 we foreshadowed that we would consider controversies over the third polar option — the currency union, including full monetary union — in this chapter. Arguments for the widespread adoption of a common currency, or even a universal global currency, all turn on the idea of ...
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Optimum Currency Areas

, 1991
M. Kawai
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Currency Risk in Currency Unions

2013
Sovereign yield spreads within currency unions may reflect the risk of outright default. Yet, if exit from the currency union is possible, spreads may also reflect currency risk. In this paper, we develop a New Keynesian model of a small member country of a currency union, allowing both for default within and exit from the union.
Kriwoluzky, Alexander, Müller, Gernot, Wolf, Martin   +2 more
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